Juniper Ridge look out, above Linden, Show Low. http://t.co/Y80kpUtC Continue reading →

The "ring of fire" through the trees and onto a garage door, as taken on Mars Hill by G. Schindler. http://t.co/NyuI05Aj Continue reading →

Smoke billowing, burned trees in south side of Gladiator Fire. Continue reading →

Coconino County added fire restrictions starting at 10 a.m. today. All open burning, campfires, fireworks and other fire-starting activities are banned on public and private lands in Coconino County, with the exception of backyard gas grills and charcoal grills (rules in incorporated towns and cities can vary). Here's a rundown of the other restrictions in effect: -- Coconino and Kaibab national forests: Campfires, charcoal grilling, coal and wood stoves limited to developed campgrounds only. Smoking limited to enclosed vehicles, within buildings, or in developed campgrounds. -- City of Flagstaff: Charcoal barbecues for home and devices that can be turned off are allowed. Campfires, other backyard fires, smoking on urban trails and in Buffalo and Thorpe parks are all prohibited. Continue reading →

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Announcing America’s Most Endangered Rivers® of 2012 May 15, 2012 | Clean Water, Most Endangered Rivers, Protecting Rivers Jessie Thomas-BlateCoordinator, Most Endangered Rivers It’s here – the 2012 list of America’s Most Endangered Rivers®! From pollution to fracking to dams and dredging, this year we’re highlighting issues that have a direct impact on our clean water, public health, and wildlife. Every year since 1986, this report has put a spotlight on ten rivers at risk. With the 2012 list, we have zeroed in on key actions and, working with our local partners – and you - we are going to get decision-makers to do the right thing. Check out the list of rivers below, and then please take action and spread the word! We chose ... Continue reading →